Air Purifier For Pet Odor

An air purifier for pet urine odor can mean the difference between having a home that smells fresh and clean and one that you, your family and friends find hard to tolerate. Pet odor can be one of the most difficult smells to eliminate particularly urine smell. Here is a guide for what to look for in an air purifier that will be effective.

Continuous Filtration
Any air purifier that is to be effective against urine odor needs to be able to run efficiently and economically all the time. This will prevent odor from building up and greeting you or your guests at the door. It will keep your home smelling fresh while giving you time to find and neutralize offending puddles that your pets may have made while you were away. Check the technical specifications for a high capacitor motor that will allow the purifier to run safely 24 hours.

Variable Speed Control
Make sure the cleaner you choose gives you the option of varying the rate at which it will filter the air. If you've come home to find a mistake on the floor, you may need to increase the speed at which your air is cleaned until you are able to clear away the problem. For normal conditions you can choose a low or medium fan speed to keep. This make the purifier more economical to run, and gives you more control over its effectiveness.

Steel Housing
Pets are often curious when a new object is introduced into their space (your home) and may chew or lick it as a way of deciding whether it's OK. Choosing a purifier made of steel mean that it is all but impossible for you pet to break off pieces, and choke or worse. Make sure the paint is a powder coat finish free of lead and other additives that are harmful to your pet and small children.

Filter Make-up Designed for Pet Odor
Read the fine print to make sure that the filter will remove pet urine odor for the pet that you have whether it's a cat, dog, bunny, ferret, guinea pig. A bonus feature would be one that filters urine odor from a variety of pets so that if you decide to add to the family, you've already have a purifier that will do the job.

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